Bitcoin is facing renewed downside risks as bearish technical signals, a potential liquidity gap near $74,000, and shifting trading activity raise questions about the strength of its recovery.
Cantor’s ordinary share purchases track eligible XRPN volume, while registration, fees and allocation govern potential XRP spending.
October 25, 2026, 2:30 pmSpot Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with about $301 million in net inflows, ending a two-week losing streak, even as two straight days of outflows kept October in the red.
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This week’s stories covered shifting market signals, DeFi expansion, institutional staking, venture capital and cybersecurity. Uniswap found a way to route outside DEX liquidity into UNI burns, while Cryptoquant’s Ki Young Ju pointed to renewed bitcoin inflows as a bullish signal.
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Bitcoin is struggling around $80,000 as ETF demand swings and rising oil prices complicate the outlook for interest rates. Yet BloFin CEO Matt Hu believes the cryptocurrency’s future crashes could become less severe.
Big public miners are making room for artificial intelligence (AI). Bitcoin’s hashrate is climbing anyway. This article first appeared in Miner Weekly, a weekly newsletter by Blocksbridge Consulting curating the latest news in energy, compute, infrastructure, and data analysis from The Energy Mag. The original article can be viewed here.
XRP’s recovery faces a key test as ETF demand improves but bearish momentum and liquidation risks keep traders cautious.
Electrum disclosed a wallet flaw on October 24 that could turn a Bitcoin fee adjustment into an unintended payment.
The SEC's approval of 3x crypto ETFs could increase market volatility and attract speculative trading, impacting broader financial stability.
Bitcoin faces fresh downside risks as rising OI, ETF outflow fears, and the midterm election curse fuel concerns over a bigger crash.
Ether lost about 13% over 30 days to near $2,342, while bitcoin fell under 5%, as US spot ether ETFs bled $110.6 million on October 22.
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